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tiously prescribe to the oath required, and
that being the case, if they are permitted
to vote, it will not be possible to prevent
the pOlygamists from being everywhere
triumphant at the polls. The officers who
administered the oath were at first dispos-
I'd to ask questions which the Utah com.
missioners declared to be improper and
the asking OF which was subsequently for
hidden. Since that time the oaths have
been very generally taken by the Mormons.
Emperor William OF Germany has sent
a beautiful diamond bracelet as a wedding
present to a Jewish maiden whom he used
to see at a window opposite his hotel at
Gastein, in whom he tool an interest. He
has asked her to come to Gastein yearly
during his s~ojourn there. The young lady
whose name is Kern, is to be married to a
merchant named Killain at Igleau, is Nor
avia.
The flood at Montreal abates but little,
and much suffering ensues among the poor.
The trouble between Lord Lansdowne
and tenants has been settled.
Bishop Kean of Richmond, Va, has re-
ceived a papal brief advising the founding
OF a Catholic university in America.
Emperor William has given DR.. Won Lau-
- ply ASAfbh q PASoCAO "a IdDA'
The prince OF Wales has been made a
member Of the Linnean Society OF London,
which was founded in 1888.
In the lower house OF the Purs4idn diet
the new ecclesiastical bill passed its second
reading in the form in which the upper
house approved it. The clause admitting
certain religious orders into Prussia was
approved by a vote OF 230 to lit.
Edicts have been issued in Alsace-Lor-
raine dissolving the Choral Society OF Hat
zenthal and the society of students called
Sundgovid, which are hostile to Germany.
The mayors OF Rhinau and Choilly Emery
have been deprived Of their functions.
BOutillot, formerly publisher OF the Moselle
Moniteur, has been expelled from Germany.
The German reichstag discussed the sup
Elementary credit of 172, 900, 900 marks
for military purposes. Won Se~hellendorf,
minister OF war, defended the credit. Won
Gennigsen declared the financial condition
OF the empire, everything considered, not
unfaYorable. The taxation OF the country
has not reached the highest point to which
it could properly be carried. jacob said
that the report that the government
would postpone the taxation OF sugar was
unfounded.
notwithstanding Maynard has INFORM
ed customs officers hat imported or REIN
ported liquors withdrawn for consumption
after having been w~arehoused, are subject
to duty on the quantity entered for ware
house, and not on that ascertain with
drawal for consumption.
Fell, Swabacker & Co., distillers, at
Peoria, have settled their case with the
government. They we're charged with
breaking the revenue laws in the matter of
r%eflling barrels. The affair cost them
nearly $40, 900.
At Chicago, George A. Wrisley, proprie,
tor OF a soap factory, assigned. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets $36, 900.
At Chicago, Theodore Stuart, mautel
manufacturer, has assigned. Liabilities,
$4,000; ~assests, $12, 600.
At San Francisco, George M. Thompson.
grain dealer at Los Angeles and Visalia,
filed a petition of Insolvency. Liabilities,
800; assets, $50, 900.
At New York, Jacob f. Wyckoff, a brok-
er, made an assignment with $4,000
preferences. He was rated at $500, 600,
and his liabilities are estimated at $780,
900.
The lease OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company to the Oregon Short
Line Railway company, which has been in
negotiation for two years past. was signed
IN the private Office of Elijah Smith, presi-
dent Of the Navigation company, at lao
The signatures affixed to the lease were
those OF President Smith, and Charles
Francis Adams, president OF the Union
Pacific and Short Line companies.
James III. Mari, chief clerk TO the first
assistant postmaster general, died in Wash
lngton. He had been chief clerk TO the
nrst assistant postmaster general since
At Fontanette, Ind. Mrs. Christina
openhoff visited Mrs. linen, q neighboT,
and while there fooled with a revolver.
The weapon vent of, striking Mrs. linen
In the abdomen. She would have become
q mother in a few days, The child was
born dead, with a bullet hole through it's
mead. The mother is dying.
At Providence, r. l., the silversmiths
employed at the German Manufacturing
eoinpany's works have voted to disband
the local assembly OF the knights OF Labor
20 whieh they belong.
Fire destroyed a block OF buildings in
dymouth, Pa, which were valued at$l2,-
ooo and had a stock Of $4,000. Hall in.
4. A. Fry OF Fort Benton learned that
he had drawn $Soie3G ia a lottery.